... clothdresser, to Miss M. Driver, JOth of this town. On Sunday last, at our parish church, Mr. W. Nettleton, slubber, to Miss Ann Chappelow, both >f this town. On Sunday last, at our parish church, Mr. J. Marrison, miner, to Miss Sarah Sowden, both of Farnley. ...

... Oxford Street, com mis- sion agent— Vs, B_Ure, Sad Lion Square. ?? ls, Street, Bedford, draper— l 6, Wood, Corbet Court, Grace- chnrch Street, attorney— l 7, Barr, Old B. W> w«-r— _o, Mares, ?? ?? __lptur— is, Sower, junior, New Broad Street, merchant— ...

... Holmes an.l Sons, tanners — l.njman and Emmpni. Button st. Dorset sq, corn chandler,— .1. Highfield and C. Birch. Liverpool — Chappelow and Son, Lon acre bridle cutters — J. Smith and R Morphett. Size lane, wholesale tea dealers— Nicholson and Hoole. Sheffield ...

... the nia t with whom she d lioi\n.i wa3 P lacod the watch- 0 * 1 W . appearing against her, &S A' Ca Vr'; 11E AK1 M>*- Grace S,rt O tta a, of' Wvolley, appeared to H, ; winl indale,_who charged Mrs Woolley's de- I ' that cwledS'i 30 1 harboured her ...

... infinite service to the Student, while, to the finished Performer, they are of peculiar value, as they enable him to give a grace and sublimity of effect to hn playing, unattainable by other meant. N. B The ORGAN to be teen at the Workshops, in Goodramgate ...